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Friday, October 28, 2022 at Radiant-Bellevue, Caluire-et-Cuire (Lyon), FRANCE Saturday, October 29, 2022 at La Laiterie, Strasbourg, FRANCE Sunday, October 30, 2022 at Le Trianon, Paris, FRANCE Monday, October 31, 2022 at Le Trianon, Paris, FRANCE Wednesday, November 2, 2022 at Cirque Royale, Brussels, BELGIUM Friday, November 4, 2022 at Teatro Kaptial, Madrid, SPAIN. So, mark your calendars with these new dates, and remember your current tickets are still valid for these rescheduled dates. BÖC UK SHOWS RESCHEDULED TO OCTOBER 2022. All original tickets are valid for rescheduled shows. Blue Öyster Cult's UK dates have been postponed until October, 2022. This includes all five dates with Deep Purple. Tickets already purchased will be valid. Tuesday, October 18 at De Montfort Hall, Leicester Wednesday, October 19 at O2 City Hall, Newcastle. The new dates for shows with Deep Purple will be October 20-26, 2022: Thursday, October 20 at The O2, London Saturday, October 22 at The SSE Hydro, Glasgow Sunday, October 23 at First Direct Arena, Leeds Tuesday, October 25 at Utilita Arena, Birmingham Wednesday, October 26 at Manchester AO Arena, Manchester. So, mark your calendars with these new dates, and remember your current tickets are still valid for these rescheduled dates. February 23, 2021. NEWBURY COMICS ANNOUNCES LIMITED EDITION SILVER VINYL EDITION OF THE SYMBOL REMAINS. Newbury Comics has announced a special, limited edition vinyl release of Blue Öyster Cult's "The Symbol Remains"! Limited to 300 copies, this 2xLP, 180g, gatefold, Silver Vinyl is available exclusively from Newbury and will be released on March 12, 2021. January 14, 2021. BLUE ÖYSTER CULT LIVE '83 NOW ON CD. Last year's Black Friday Record Store Day release, "Blue Öyster Cult Live '83," is now available as a CD— previously this release was available only on vinyl. This great show features 13 songs recorded live at Perkins Palace in Pasadena, CA. The album is also available on a 2x LP black & blue swirl vinyl (the original Record Store Day release). "SOME ENCHANTED EVENING" RECEIVES EUROPEAN VINYL RE-RELEASE. Preorder for February 26 release. Music On Vinyl announces a European vinyl reissue of "Some Enchanted Evening," Blue Öyster Cult's terrific 1978 live album. The record will be released on February 26. It will be pressed on 180g audiophile vinyl (black), and will include an insert. This release comes on the heels of their re- release of "Fire of Unknown Origin" last December, and previous releases of "Agents of Fortune" and the eponymously-titled first album (on transparent blue vinyl). Preorders are open! To locate a store to preorder "Some Enchanted Evening" or view and buy any of the earlier vinyl re-releases, visit the BÖC catalog on the Music on Vinyl site. December 31, 2020. ON TAPE FOREVER VOLUME #10. Happy New Year Bonus Edition! A week before the show that was captured for A LONG DAYS NIGHT I taped the show in Racine, WI to send to the director. When looking for "bonus" items I found this one in the box. December 11, 2020. Updated Dec. 24, 2020. NEW EUROPEAN DATES ANNOUNCED! Second show added for Paris; Madrid rescheduled. UPDATE: A second show has been added in Paris, France at Le Trianon for October 16 (the previously-existing May 20 show at the same venue was moved to October 17). Additionally, the Madrid, Spain show has been rescheduled to October 15 (previously May 19th). Three new shows have been announced for France & Belgium, including October 11 at the Cirque Royal in Brussels, Belgium; October 12 in Strasbourg, France at La Laiterie; and October 13 in Caluire-et-Cuire, France at Radiant-Belleview. See all upcoming shows on the Tour page! December 10, 2020. CLASSIC ROCK MAGAZINE PLACES "THE SYMBOL REMAINS" IN ITS TOP 10 OF 2020. Blue Öyster Cult's "The Symbol Remains" was named one of the top 10 albums of 2020 by Classic Rock Magazine. "The Symbol Remains" is topping many other best-of-year lists, and deservedly so! Get your copy here: December 4, 2020. LIVE AT ROCK OF AGES FESTIVAL & A LONG DAYS NIGHT (restored & remastered) RELEASED. Available on CD+DVD, BluRay and 2xLP. On "Live at Rock of Ages 2016," you'll hear BÖC treating the crowd in Seebronn, Germany to an extremely solid and memorable performance that kicks off with "This Ain't The Summer Of Love” and closes with their timeless hit, “(Don’t Fear) The Reaper”. In between, the band delivers with hot takes on gems like "Burnin’ For You,” "Golden Age Of Leather,” "Then Came The Last Days Of May,” and “Godzilla”. The set is now available for fans to enjoy, both with their ears and eyes, in the comfort of their own home. For tracklisting and further information visit The News page. Also released today is the restored and remastered A Long Day's Night. So titled because it took place during the summer solstice, this memorable show captures guitarist/vocalists Eric Bloom and Buck Dharma, keyboardist/guitarist Allen Lanier, and their bandmates in front of a revved-up crowd with Cult classics like "Burnin’ for You," "Last Days of May," "Godzilla," and, of course, "(Don't Fear) the Reaper.” The show was originally recorded live on June 21, 2002 at the Navy Pier / Skyline Stage in Chicago, and celebrates their phenomenal career up until that point in time. The audio of “A Long Day’s Night” was completely restored and remastered to achieve a stunning new listening experience, and in addition to over two hours of live music, it also includes rare interview footage, behind the scenes coverage, fan interviews, bio and discography information. This release is available from Frontiers Music Srl outside of North and South America. Watch the behind the scenes video with the producers of the 2020 reissue of “A Long Day's Night,” as they describe the process of restoring and remastering the Blue Öyster Cult 30th anniversary show from Chicago in 2002. November 29, 2020. BÖC VINYL BACK IN STOCK! Heaven Forbid, Curse of the Hidden Mirror and Cult Classic are available again! Since a LOT OF PEOPLE have been asking, we are happy to report that the vinyl versions of BLUE ÖYSTER CULT's "Heaven Forbid", "Curse Of The Hidden Mirror", and "Cult Classic" are all back in stock on the FRONTIERS EU store. If you missed getting a copy on the first run, then here is your opportunity to pick one up! For more info visit the FRONTIERS EU store. November 19, 2020. RECORD STORE DAY/BLACK FRIDAY EXCLUSIVE! Live at Perkins Palace 1983. By special arrangement with Blue Öyster Cult and its management, Real Gone Music is thrilled to present, for the first time ever in any physical format, the band’s July 24, 1983 concert at Perkins Palace in Pasadena, CA. Originally recorded for radio broadcast, now it is finally coming out in authorized physical form, complete with liner notes by Scott Schinder and rare photos. Gatefold, 2-LP edition pressed in blue with black swirl vinyl limited to 1500 copies, exclusive to Record Store Day/Black Friday. November 5, 2020. Blue Öyster Cult Announces New Live Release for December. "Live At Rock Of Ages Festival 2016" due December 4, 2020. Blue Öyster Cult and Frontiers Music Srl continue their release of archival treasures from the band’s vault with the December 4, 2020 release of "Live At Rock Of Ages Festival 2016" on CD/DVD, Blu-ray, and 2xLP. BÖC played, as they always do, an inspired set on the second day of the Rock of Ages Festival 2016 in Seebronn, Germany. One of the band’s few appearances on German soil in the past few years, the set is now available for fans to enjoy, both with their ears and eyes, in the comfort of their own home. The band ripped through an extremely solid and memorable performance that kicks off with "This Ain't The Summer Of Love” and closes with their evergreen hit, “(Don’t Fear) The Reaper”. In between, the band delivers with hot takes on gems like "Burnin’ For You,” "Golden Age Of Leather,” "Then Came The Last Days Of May,” and “Godzilla”. Another unmissable gem from the band’s vault of excellent archival shows. For tracklisting and further information visit The News page. November 5, 2020. 2002's "A Long Day's Night" gets a restoration and re-release. Also releasing December 4, 2020. In addition to the "Live at Rock of Ages 2016" archival release, BÖC's "A Long Day's Night" is also due for reissue. Recorded live on June 21, 2002 at the Navy Pier / Skyline Stage in Chicago, Blue Öyster Cult’s “A Long Day’s Night” celebrates, at the time, 30+ years of incredible music from the band. This release truly highlights the band's phenomenal career up until that point in time. Originally released in 2002 on CD and DVD, “A Long Day’s Night” is now being reissued on CD/DVD, Blu-ray, and Vinyl. The audio appearing on all formats has been completely restored and remastered to achieve a stunning new listening experience. The set will be available from Frontiers Music Srl outside of North and South America. The memorable show was captured on the release “A Long Day's Night,” so titled because it took place during the summer solstice. For two hours, guitarist/vocalists Eric Bloom and Buck Dharma, keyboardist/guitarist Allen Lanier, and their bandmates regale a revved-up crowd with Cult classics like "Burnin’ for You," "Last Days of May," "Godzilla," and, of course, "(Don't Fear) the Reaper.” Highlights include over 2 hours of concert, rare interview footage, behind the scenes coverage, fan interviews, bio & discography information. Look behind the scenes with the producers of the 2020 reissue of “A Long Day's Night,” as they describe the process of restoring and remastering the Blue Öyster Cult 30th anniversary show from Chicago in 2002. November 5, 2020. Accolades for "The Symbol Remains" This new archival release comes on the heels of the band's well received new studio album, "The Symbol Remains," which was released on October 9, 2020. The album landed on the Billboard charts at #1 Current Hard Music Albums, #4 Current Rock Albums, #4 Independent Current Albums, #10 Top Current Albums, #12, Billboard Top Albums. and #192 Billboard Top 200, among others. The album also landed in the Top 50 in Germany, France, Finland, Sweden, and the UK. Fans and critics alike have embraced the band's return with new material, with Classic Rock Magazine saying "there's something for everybody on this very solid return to past glories." Watch all four music videos from "The Symbol Remains" at the links below: Band photo by Mark Weiss. October 19, 2020. Charts around the world! "The Symbol Remains" making a splash! Thanks to Emily Wilson for the chart graphics! #192 - Billboard 200 #86 - Billboard Artist 100 #36 - Independent Albums #12 - Album Sales #10 - Current Album Sales #10 - Hard Rock Albums. #117 - Top 200 Album Chart #8 - Top 100 Indie Chart #5 - Top 40 Rock Chart #31 - Scottish Albums. France. #64 - SNEP. Sweden. #31 - Physical/Streaming #4 - Physical only #5 - Vinyl #2 - Rock/Metal. Germany. #40 - Official Top 100. Finland. #17 - Physical/Streaming #3 - Physical only. Belgium. #186 - Ultratop Flanders #27 - Ultratop Wallona. "The Symbol Remains" has been making inroads on the charts worldwide! Thank you for your support! BLUE ÖYSTER CULT'S NEW ALBUM "THE SYMBOL REMAINS" OUT NOW! Blue Öyster Cult's New Album has arrived. This is the link to order to buy or stream the new album: Buy "The Symbol Remains" as CD, LP or download/stream. WATCH THE BAND'S NEW VIDEO FOR "THE ALCHEMIST" Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #4 in CDs & Vinyl (See Top 100 in CDs & Vinyl) #2 in Rock (CDs & Vinyl) The wait is over. The new Blue Öyster Cult album, "The Symbol Remains" is officially released, along with a new video for the song "The Alchemist." With 14 new songs, Blue Öyster Cult's new album, "The Symbol Remains," is packed with killer riffs, sweet harmonies, crunchy guitars and a dash of twang. The album captures, at long last, the creative side of a band that has been playing shows on the road consistently for nearly two decades. "Symbol" offers a palette of sonic variety and interesting song topics, including sword and sorcery, vampires, modern technology, and apathetic bar brawls, courtesy of lyricist John Shirley, a frequent contributor to the band's later catalogue, as well as O.G. back-in-the-day writer Richard Meltzer—author of some of BÖC's most cryptic lyrics. And a special surprise with an appearance of founding member Albert Bouchard, who returns to add percussion (cowbell, of course) and backing vocals to the opening track, "That Was Me." Lead guitarist Buck Dharma wrote six of the tracks, including "Box In My Head," an earworm of a song that is rich in melody and intricate vocal harmonies. Of the contributions by guitarist Richie Castellano, the palace intrigue in the lyric of "The Alchemist," based on a story by H.P. Lovecraft, matches perfectly with the sinister music, and is a standout track. Jules Radino also contributes a song with the hard-rocking "There's A Crime." Mixed by master mix engineer Tom Lord-Alge, the album packs a punch and is extremely diverse yet continually rocks hard. Blue Öyster Cult is BACK! Both Dharma and Castellano share lead guitar duties, weaving in and around each other, their personal styles representing both the classic melodic and modern styles of guitar playing. The album is available on CD, 2xLP, Limited Edition Color 2xLP (white vinyl has limited remaining copies), and Digital formats. Video for "The Alchemist" premieres! Fourth Video from the new album "The Symbol Remains"—both released today! Along with the release of "The Symbol Remains" comes the fourth video—"The Alchemist" is a song written by Eric Bloom and Richie Castellano, and portrays the H.P. Lovecraft story of the same name. Featuring Eric Bloom on the lead vocal, and a twin guitar volley between Richie Castellano and Buck Dharma, the song fits in perfectly with the best of Blue Öyster Cult's songs. The album is available on CD, 2xLP, Limited Edition Color 2xLP, and Digital formats. Click here to order "The Symbol Remains" September 25, 2020. Blue Öyster Cult Unleash their New Music Video for "Tainted Blood" Third Video for upcoming album "The Symbol Remains" With just a little over two weeks until the new album, "The Symbol Remains," releases on October 9, Blue Öyster Cult has released their third music video, this time for the song "Tainted Blood," which features Richie Castellano on the lead vocal. Watch the video for the other two singles: "That Was Me", which came out on September 1, and features Eric Bloom on lead vocals, and "Box In My Head," which came out on September 10 and features Buck Dharma on the lead vocal. The album is available on CD, 2xLP, Limited Edition Color 2xLP, and Digital formats. Click here to order "The Symbol Remains" September 10, 2020. Blue Öyster Cult Release Video for "Box In Your Head" Second Video for upcoming album "The Symbol Remains" Today brings the release of Blue Öyster Cult's new video, for the song "Box In My Head." The new album, "The Symbol Remains," is now just a month away from release on October 9th! Watch the new "Box In My Head" video. Watch the video for the other single, "That Was Me", which came out on September 1, and features Eric Bloom on lead vocals! The album is available on CD, 2xLP, Limited Edition Color 2xLP, and Digital formats. Click here to order "The Symbol Remains" TOMORROW! October 3! BÖC Live! Blue Öyster Cult will be playing at the Vinoski Winery in Rostraver, PA this Saturday! Yes, you read that right! For more info visit the Vinoski Winery site, or Click here to buy tickets. September 1, 2020. Blue Öyster Cult Release New Music Video. "That Was Me" Video Features Special Guest Appearance Taken From Upcoming New Album, "The Symbol Remains" As previously announced, Blue Öyster Cult will release their first new album in nearly two decades, "The Symbol Remains" on October 9, 2020. Today, the band has released a music video for the single 'That Was Me'. Watch "That Was Me" video. Both the song (as it appears on the album) and video feature a special guest appearance on backing vocals and cowbell. Fans can hear another new song, "Box In My Head" HERE: Listen to "Box In My Head" and/or on their favorite digital music service. The album is available on CD, 2xLP, Limited Edition Color 2xLP, and Digital formats. Click here to order "The Symbol Remains" Ten releases in 2020! To the fans' delight, BÖC welcomed *ten* releases in 2020, including their first album of new music since 2001— The Symbol Remains , which arrived on October 9th. Love Is Blue. 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External Links. Don't want to see ads? Upgrade Now. Shoutbox. Javascript is required to view shouts on this page. Go directly to shout page. 14 Blues Love Songs For Your Valentine. It’s that time of year again. Husbands and boyfriends everywhere will be flooding the stores on February 13 th gathering up boxes of chocolates, roses, teddy bears, and whatever else their significant others may desire. Valentine’s Day is a time for couples to show their appreciation for each other and for retail stores to have another opportunity to capitalize on love-stricken individuals. If chocolates and flowers don’t appeal to that special person in your life, check out our list of fourteen alluring blues love songs to get them in the mood. Layla. An all-time classic 70’s hit by Eric Clapton and his band Derek and the Dominos. Clapton was inspired by an ancient Arabian love story and poem by a Persian poet. It is also assumed that his love for Pattie Boyd, then married to George Harrison may have added to his inspiration for the tune. Do you know who’s ripping it on the slide guitar? Love in Vain. This heavily covered, long-standing blues tune was originally written by the traditional bluesman himself, Robert Johnson in 1939. The song is about “unrequited love, using a departing train as a metaphor for loss” which countless blues musicians have done since. Other notable versions of the song include the Rolling Stones, Peter Green, Eric Clapton, and Keb’ Mo’. At Last. I know that most of you, if not singing this song at the top of your lungs already, are imagining Etta James’ sultry vocals belting out this soul-blues classic. The song was originally written for films and was performed by Glenn Miller and his orchestra in the 1940’s. Sweet Little Angel. Known by other names like “Sweet Black Angel” or “Black Angel Blues,” this blues standard has been performed and recorded by many musicians throughout the years, starting with Lucille Bogan in 1930. Other big names in blues like Buddy Guy, Tampa Red, Earl Hooker, and most popularly, B.B. King all have incredible renditions of the song. I Can’t Quit You Baby. A great blues tune that was written by the highly influential Willie Dixon who wrote some of the most popular blues songs of all time. His songs helped to bridge a gap between rock and blues when a lot of artists like Hendrix, Bob Dylan, Jeff Beck, and other bands started covering his songs. “I Can’t Quit You Baby” was famously covered by Led Zeppelin on their debut album. I Just Want To Make Love To You. Another hit blues song originally written by Willie Dixon in 1954. The great bluesman Muddy Waters first recorded the song as “Just Make Love to Me” which went on to dominate the R&B charts. Other notable covers are by Etta James and the blues-rock band Foghat. Asking Around For You. Although he is known for his fiery, ripping blues solos, blues-rock titan Joe Bonamassa has a softer side and delivers incredibly moving ballads. “Asking Around For You” is an incredible original ballad featured on the 2006 album You & Me. This is a must-listen for any Joe fan! All That I Need. Tedschi Trucks Band are unstoppable and redefining the blues-jam genre with every album they release. “All That I Need” is a great touching love song featured on their 2013 album Made Up Mind. Big Mama’s Blues (My Love) Strait from the powerhouse vocalist herself, Big Mama Thornton whose deep overpowering vocals will resonate with you long after you turn off the track. This great track features the great Muddy Waters on guitar! Wonderful Tonight. This standout and widely popular blues ballad was written by the one and only Eric Clapton in 1977. Where “Layla” was loosely based off his love for Pattie Boyd, this song was undeniably about her. The song is still a go to ballad and went Platinum in multiple countries. Love Blues. Keb’ Mo’ is one of those few artists that has stayed true to his original blues roots ever since he came on the scene in 1980. This straight acoustic blues love song is a perfect representation on how pure his music is. Slow Hot and Sweaty. A different version of a love song from the Southern Blues band JJ & Mofro. This song pretty much speaks for itself… I’m Gonna Find Another You. John Mayer will continue to be one of the blues guitarists that purists will debate against. Either way you feel about him, he is a fabulous musician who has written many hit tracks. “I’m Gonna Find Another You” is a song that most people who have been dumped can relate with and is a great blues song at that. Dolly Dagger. Here comes Dolly Dagger Her love’s so heavy, gonna make you stagger. Dolly Dagger, she drinks her blood from a jagged edge… Ah Drink up baby. You may have never heard this gem by Hendrix, but it is a great track that was the last Hendrix single to show up on the Billboard top charts. The tune was released in 1971 on the posthumous album Rainbow Bridge. The song was written about Hendrix’s troubled relationship with girlfriend Devon Wilson and an incident where she sucked Mick Jagger’s blood after he cut himself with a knife.